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Passover
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Rosh Hashanah
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Hanukkah
Our mission at Peace Love Light is to inspire you with a curated collection of fresh, stylish decor and gifts for modern Jewish living! What started with a desire to create updated and contemporary Hanukkah decorations has now expanded into a full lifestyle brand that includes gift, holiday, home, jewelry, and wedding collections.
This modern, innovative Pesach Seder plate, made in Israel, comes with a set of 6 pomegranate shaped coasters for wine cups and 6 white ceramic bowls. Choose with the symbolic foods of the seder etched in Hebrew or without. This beautiful Judaica piece makes a great wedding gift or addition to your seder table.
Materials: plate and coasters - poplar plywood, walnut veneer, oak veneer. Surface finish: Linseed oil, food safe
Size:
plate - 14.2''X14.2''X0.4''h
coasters - 3.2''x4.4''0.2''
ceramic bowls - 3.4''dia X 1''h
Shipping: Crafted in Israel, Stocked in the U.S., ready to ship.
This Product is made of natural materials, slight differences may appear in each production. The actual tone of the wood may seem a bit different from the pictures, because of the differences in lighting and computer monitors.
These fun coasters are a great addition to your Passover Seder table, and are sure to delight your guests. They were designed for spilling ten drops of wine while reciting the ten plagues during the Seder. Printed with icons of each of the 10 plagues and identifiers in both Hebrew and English. Makes a wonderful hostess gift as well. Set of 18 coasters included. Shown in gold foil, silver foil also available. Created by Matanote Stationery.
Size: 12.5" X 12"
Care: Machine washable/medium to hot iron. Please take care when ironing the embroidery. Best to iron on the back side or put a cotton fabric between the iron and the embroidery.
Shipping: Crafted in Spain. Stocked in the U.S., ready to ship.
The Passover "matzah" tin, with a contemporary look, is a terrific way to store your matzoh. Makes a wonderful hostess gift.
Size: 8 1/4" X 8 1/4"
Made in Israel by Barbara Shaw. Stocked in the U.S., available to ship.
Dress your child for Passover in this adorable, modern 'Matzah Ballin' raglan shirt. Makes an adorable gift as well! 52% cotton and 48% polyester. Available in sizes 2T, 3T, 4T and 5T.
Care instructions:
Machine Wash warm, inside out, with like colors. Only non-chlorine bleach. Tumble dry low. Medium Iron. Do not iron decoration. Do not dry clean.
Packaged in a lovely gift box, this makes a unique hostess gift or dessert for your Passover Seder.
Featured in The New York Times, these delicious handmade marzipan matzah treats are a unique way to celebrate Passover. This gift set contains twelve of our best‐selling matzoh lollipops, all made from delicious marzipan. Custom quantities available, please contact us for more information.
Ingredients: Almonds, Sugar, Water, Preservative, Food color, NO corn syrup is used. Vegan and gluten-free, but they are crafted in a bakery that uses wheat, eggs and milk. They are sculpted from marzipan, which contains almonds, which are tree nuts.
Shipping: Ships April 11th. These items ship fresh to arrive for Passover. If you would like a different delivery please add a note upon checkout and we will email you to arrange.
There are so many amazing hamantaschen photos on Instagram (that have our mouths salavating), that we just had to look up the recipes and share some of our favorites. Here are our top 10, although it was soooo hard to choose!
We really love learning the stories behind our artists as so many of them are like us, they saw a void in the market for a product they envisioned and set forth to create it on their own.
“Life is like a Ferris wheel. One minute you're on top, next you're at the bottom. Just stay in your seat, enjoy the ride, and hang on until you reach the top again.” via www.starletmom.com
Welcome to the holiday season (already!), a wonderful time, but also one that can be very stressful! Deciding what gifts to give our loved ones is certainly no easy task, and that's why we improved our site for Hanukkah 2018
